Introducing the stunning Brachychiton australis, also known as the broad-leaved bottle tree. This small, deciduous tree is native to eastern Australia but is now commonly cultivated in Pakistan and elsewhere. Its unique trunk, with its bottle-like shape, adds a touch of intrigue to any landscape. The leaves are deeply palmately lobed and the flowers are brownish and pubescent, becoming rusty when dry. Its seeds yield red-colored oil possessing high saponific value and is used for making oil cake in Australia. This drought-tolerant, ornamental tree blooms from February to April, making it a beautiful addition to any garden. Don't miss the opportunity to enhance your landscape with the Brachychiton australis.